Pelvic floor therapy costs $75 to $300 per session in 2026
Pelvic floor therapy costs $75 to $300 per session in 2026 without insurance. The first visit costs more than the rest. Talk to Mira lists $255 for the first session and $180 for each one after. Bornbir lists $150 to $300 for the first visit and $75 to $150 for follow-ups. Mendwell Health charges $265 and $215. Insurance can cut your cost to a copay.
What price guides say
We checked 3 price guides and read every number on their pages on October 7, 2026. They do not all measure the same thing, so read each line for what it counts.
| Source | What it found |
|---|---|
| Talk to Mira | Talk to Mira lists pelvic floor therapy without insurance at $255 for the first session and $180 for each added session. |
| Bornbir | Bornbir lists $150 to $300 for the first visit and $75 to $150 per follow-up session without insurance, and copays of $10 to $50. |
| Mendwell Health | Mendwell Health lists cash prices of $265 for the first evaluation and $215 for a follow-up visit. |
Pelvic floor therapy price by visit and provider
| Visit | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| First session, no insurance | $255 | Talk to Mira |
| Each added session, no insurance | $180 | Talk to Mira |
| First evaluation, no insurance | $150 to $300 | Bornbir |
| Follow-up visit, no insurance | $75 to $150 | Bornbir |
| Copay with insurance | $10 to $50 per session | Bornbir |
| First evaluation, cash price | $265 | Mendwell Health |
| Follow-up visit, cash price | $215 | Mendwell Health |
Every number in this table was read on one of the source pages listed at the bottom of this page.
What pushes the price up
| What | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| First visit or follow-up | Bornbir lists the first evaluation at $150 to $300 and later visits at $75 to $150. The first visit takes longer, so it costs more. |
| Clinic pricing | Talk to Mira lists $180 for a follow-up, while Mendwell Health lists $215 for the same kind of visit. Cash prices differ from clinic to clinic. |
| Insurance copay | Bornbir says copays are $10 to $50 per session. Mendwell Health gives an example of $25 to $50 per visit for insured patients. |
| Deductible and coinsurance | Mendwell Health says some plans bill 20 percent of the visit after you meet the deductible. Bornbir says 10 to 30 percent. |
| Number of visits | Your plan may take many visits over weeks. Medicare covers pelvic floor therapy, but Talk to Mira says there is a $1,900 per year cap. |
What the price includes
A first visit usually covers a talk about your health and symptoms, a physical exam, and a care plan. Follow-up visits cover hands-on treatment and exercises to do at home. Extra tools, such as biofeedback or a home device, may cost more. Ask the clinic what each visit includes and whether it bills your plan. It does not include tax or extras the provider adds on the day.
Does insurance cover it
Many plans pay for pelvic floor therapy when a doctor says you need it. You may pay a copay, or a share of the visit after your deductible. Bornbir lists copays of $10 to $50 and coinsurance of 10 to 30 percent. Talk to Mira says Medicare covers it, with a $1,900 per year cap. Call your plan first and ask about a referral, a visit limit, and which clinics are in network. Keep every receipt and ask for a plan with the number of visits in writing.
When a doctor orders it
A doctor may send you to pelvic floor therapy for leaks, pelvic pain, pain during sex, or trouble with the bowel. It is also used after childbirth or some surgeries. Your doctor can write a referral, which many plans need. Ask the therapist how many visits to plan for before you begin.
How to judge your quote
- Is the price for the first visit or for a follow-up?
- Does the clinic take your plan, or is it cash only?
- Does the quote include extra tools such as biofeedback?
- Is it near the $75 to $150 follow-up range from Bornbir?
- Compare the total with the range above: $75 to $300 per session for most people in 2026.
Ways to pay less
- Ask if the clinic takes your insurance. Bornbir says copays run $10 to $50 per session, far below cash prices of $75 to $300.
- Ask for a cash-pay price. Clinics that do not bill plans may still list a flat rate, such as Mendwell Health at $265 and $215.
- Do your home exercises each day. Fewer clinic visits may be needed when you keep up with the plan your therapist gives you.
- Ask how many visits to expect and whether a package price is offered. A plan upfront helps you budget the full cost.
- Check your yearly cap. Talk to Mira says Medicare has a $1,900 per year cap, so ask your plan about limits.
How we got these numbers
The range on this page comes from Talk to Mira, Bornbir and Mendwell Health. We opened each source page and read every number on it on October 7, 2026. Where the sources disagree, the table above shows each one so you can see the spread. These are planning ranges, not quotes. The written price you are given is the real price.
Common questions
How much does pelvic floor therapy cost per session?
Bornbir says $75 to $150 per follow-up session without insurance. Talk to Mira lists $180, and Mendwell Health lists $215.
Why is the first visit more costly?
Bornbir lists the first visit at $150 to $300. It is longer, because the therapist does an exam and builds your plan.
How much is a copay with insurance?
Bornbir says copays are $10 to $50 per session. Mendwell Health gives an example of $25 to $50 per visit.
Does Medicare cover pelvic floor therapy?
Talk to Mira says Medicare does cover physical therapy for pelvic floor problems. It also notes a $1,900 per year cap, so some people pay extra.
What if my plan uses coinsurance?
Mendwell Health says some plans bill 20 percent of the visit after the deductible. Bornbir says coinsurance is 10 to 30 percent.